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Fannie Mae climate-risk analytics provider revealed
Fannie Mae revealed it has been working with a set of climate risk analytics from Jupiter Intelligence to assess its portfolio of over 17 million single- and multifamily assets to quantify the extent to which its holdings are exposed to potential damage from natural disasters.
Investors Rain Funding Down On Climate Prediction Startups
Jupiter Intelligence, a climate analytics platform, works with companies in the real estate industry to help them to plan for weather-related issues to homes or housing insurance plans. It can also provide those in the banking sector with insights on how climate change may impact portfolio assets.
New study identifies climate-related mortgage slump
Research shows major lenders are not adapting to reflect the growing risk of a climate-related mortgage slump. The analysis from Bain & Company and Jupiter Intelligence involved 50 of the largest banks from across the world which adhere to the Financial Stability Board’s TCFD.
Biden’s push to disclose climate risks hits wall of industry resistance
Biden’s push to disclose climate risks hits wall of industry resistance. Big business is bucking President Biden’s efforts to use SEC rules and the purchasing power of the U.S. government to reveal and reduce climate emissions.
How climate change could hit your mortgage
Banks are preparing to model the impact of climate change on their mortgage books at the level of individual blocks rather than postcodes. Bain and Jupiter are working together to model the risk of climate perils for financial institutions at a level of every 90 square meters.
Mortgage giant Fannie Mae tackles climate risk, but changes to underwriting may take several years
CNBC coverage of how Jupiter is working with Fannie Mae to figure out just how to factor climate risk into home values and mortgage underwriting and its implications for the nation’s nearly $12 trillion mortgage market.
Here Are 3 Big Areas Where AI Is Cropping Up In Agtech
“AI-based systems can give much more predictive insight to what the likely risk ranges are for farmers,” said Jason Pontin, a partner at DCVC and investor in Jupiter. “You can buy better financial products, like insurance products, since you’re literally betting the entire farm.”
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